Back to Article List From the December 2008 issue How many stars does our galaxy contain? Andy Mance, Toledo, Ohio By Astronomy Staff | Published: December 29, 2008 Most astronomers roughly estimate the Milky Way contains at least 100 billion stars, but the actual number may be as high as 400 billion.
Cosmology, Galaxies, Science, Stars Euclid telescope releases first awe-inspiring images in dark universe hunt
Cosmology, Galaxies, Science, Stars Those puzzling JWST images can be explained by ‘bursty’ star formation
Exotic Objects, Science, Stars A torn-up star is revealing the intensity of a supermassive black hole’s grip
